Don't Make This Old Ancestor Fight

I think it's pretty good. There aren't any major flaws, and the writing is decent. At the current level, it might not be considered platinum, but it's definitely good enough to be considered a good read. This story is quite demonic. In the first dozen or so chapters, the protagonist was already hiding behind the scenes, manipulating the entire sect, sacrificing tens of thousands of people across…

You looted a sect, cultivated for a year, and yet your cultivation hasn't improved at all. Forget being invincible among your peers, getting robbed several times in a market is unreasonable. The first time, they even escaped. It seems Foundation Establishment cultivators are as common as dogs, and Core Formation cultivators are everywhere.

The story begins by wiping out the assets of several Nascent Soul sects. Aside from obtaining a mid-grade magic weapon, there's nothing else of value. The writing is poor, to make matters worse, and the plot is riddled with inconsistencies. Leveling up is fast enough, but the combat power is utterly useless.

First, it is said that the entire Nascent Soul Sect spent a hundred years (resources) to train you to be a middle-grade magic weapon. It comes and goes back and forth with foundation building. Isn't it something you suppress? Second, seize the body of a waste in the early stage of foundation building, sacrifice the entire sect plus four sects, one big, three small, and small, including several…

Good, good, this is how you should cultivate demonic arts; this is the true way to cultivate demonic arts.

Has anyone tried Shennong? The introduction says he's going to play it safe, but he's been making headlines all the time.

Does the author not understand the concept of "Gou" (a type of demonic cultivator)? The protagonist is constantly causing trouble and making enemies everywhere. The reason the book isn't popular isn't just because the protagonist is a demonic cultivator; the plot is also terrible.

The writing is alright, but the protagonist's personality is unlikable. After flipping through the author's previous books, I realized the author's experiences are far more interesting than the books themselves. They're practically a prolific writer, purely doing it out of love.

Unbridled devouring, rampaging without restraint, demonic flames raging to the heavens—that's what you call cowardice! Thank you, sir! You've redefined the realm of "enough" 😰😰😰

It's barely readable; it's a lighthearted, entertaining story with a bit of brainpower, but there aren't many of them. It has nothing to do with Gou Daoliu; the author must have gotten carried away writing it.